Null Jesús de Miguel Alcántara (1958-2022) "La genuina gravedad del ser"
布面油画。左下…
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Jesús de Miguel Alcántara (1958-2022) "La genuina gravedad del ser" 布面油画。左下角有签名 "Miguel Alcántara"。背面注明标题、签名和尺寸。 尺寸:81 x 65 厘米

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Jesús de Miguel Alcántara (1958-2022) "La genuina gravedad del ser" 布面油画。左下角有签名 "Miguel Alcántara"。背面注明标题、签名和尺寸。 尺寸:81 x 65 厘米

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